🎒 Source Tactical Assault 20L Hydration Backpack with 3L WLPS Low Profile Hydration Bladder – High-Flow Storm Drinking Valve – MOLLE Webbing for Equipment Attachment, Coyote Review

Perfect size for easy driving. No, it does not fit on a helmet. But it fits a first aid kit, bike tools, 3 liters of water, a phone, a wallet and a few small personal items. If you need more, take a big bag. The constitution is great. The water bladder is easy to fill. The only downside is that the hose can leak. Although there is a plus, a very good feed and no bite.

This is the perfect pack for a Cub Scout leader and at under $100 I quickly decided to buy an extra pack for my oldest son. There's a place to put essentials that are always loaded, you can add snacks, and there's still room for clothes or other gear for outdoor activities. Side straps hold the load so it doesn't slide down your back. With a 36-38" waist I make maximum use of the hip belt so be aware but this pack scales well from older youth to adults and the construction is military grade so…

This is a comfortable pack. The upside for me was that it was listed as being able to hold an extra bladder of water. And for me (I travel through the mountains of Phoenix, Arizona during the summer afternoon heat) it matters. Two 3 liter cylinders are standard for me. I usually have to switch to a 35L backpack in the summer because the straps on my other backpacks are too narrow to carry the weight of two 3L bottles (6kg or about 13lbs) in addition to my first aid kits and carry food…

Perfect size for easy driving. No, it does not fit on a helmet. But it fits a first aid kit, bike tools, 3 liters of water, a phone, a wallet and a few small personal items. If you need more, take a big bag. The constitution is great. The water bladder is easy to fill. The only downside is that the hose can leak. Although there is a plus, a very good feed and no bite.

This is an almost perfect bag for a scout leader and with it being offered for less than $100 I easily decided to buy another one for my eldest son. There's a place to put essentials that are always loaded, you can add snacks, and there's still room for clothes or other gear for outdoor activities. Side straps hold the load so it doesn't slide down your back. With a 36-38" waist I make maximum use of the hip belt so be aware but this pack scales well from older youth to adults and the…

This is a comfortable backpack. The upside for me was that it was listed as being able to hold an extra bladder of water. And for me (I travel through the mountains of Phoenix, Arizona during the summer afternoon heat) it matters. Two 3 liter cylinders are standard for me. I usually have to switch to a 35L backpack in the summer because the straps on my other backpacks are too narrow to carry the weight of two 3L bottles (6kg or about 13lbs) in addition to my first aid kits and carry food…